Hitting the Dyno for the first time




I plan on hitting a Mustang Dyno with my C55 in the near future to get a few baselines and to see what my Renntech CF Airbox delivers. I've done a search and have read some conflicting information about a few things.
Can someone please provide me with the proper technique to put a 2006 C55 in dyno mode?
Also, would it be best to dyno my C55 in 3rd or 4th in "M" mode?
Any other tips or suggestions??
I'll post the results when I'm done and hopefully will add a 3rd dyno that proves the Renntech Airbox makes power....
make sure that the middle screen is on your trip counter thingy-
insert key and turn to ON (not start) and push the button thingy on the bottom left of display (reset button) 3 times in a row (pretty quick, but not like you're having siezure or anything)-welcome to fun with no limits

My guess-dyno pull in third (I dont think S or M would matter-M would let you rev it out-but the motor is strained at that point so you would gain much but a longer graph)-
enjoy and post results!




While in Dyno mode and with the transmission in "M" or manual mode I was unable to shift the way I wanted to - that is, from a dead stop the car started in 2nd and then once I got up in speed it shifted to 3rd on its own and seemed to stay in there no matter what I tired until I slowed right down again. How am I supposed to start off in 3rd to dyno? Or, do I let it start off in 2nd when I'm on the dyno (not that it seems I have a choice) and then once it shifts into 3rd just hit it?? When I'm not in dyno mode I have no problem choosing my gears. What happens if I hit the dyno without going in dyno mode with just esp off an manually selecting 3rd in "M" mode?? Am I making any sense?
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When you go onto a dyno they start the car and slowly go through the gears until you are in the correct gear, then proceed to go through the rev range.
Do the trans reset, make sure your engine is as cool as possible, and put it in dyno mode/M trans and your all set
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When you are in M or S, our cars supposed to start from 1st gear (I think)...
Only C mode will start from 2nd... Do correct me if I'm wrong.
Like others said, put it on the dynomode with tranny reset, go through couple gears slowly and go WOT... Person who operates the dyno should know how to do it properly. If that guy doesn't have a clue, I would not take my car there to dyno..
Good luck and make sure your engine is fully warmed up.. 2-3 runs should do it.
I would guess about 305-310rwhp
When you are in M or S, our cars supposed to start from 1st gear (I think)...
Only C mode will start from 2nd... Do correct me if I'm wrong.
Like others said, put it on the dynomode with tranny reset, go through couple gears slowly and go WOT... Person who operates the dyno should know how to do it properly. If that guy doesn't have a clue, I would not take my car there to dyno..
Good luck and make sure your engine is fully warmed up.. 2-3 runs should do it.
I would guess about 305-310rwhp

Stock I put down 312/328 in 4th using the peramters i stated above, so id suggest that gear as well. As for engine temp, i meant to say keep it at running temp but if possible keep the engine off and in the shade till just before the run




For Ex:
1500-2500 30% Throttle
2500-3000 50% Throttle
3000- Redline WOT
Something like that...
You should expect to get right around 300/300 or just below if stock on a properly setup Mustang dyno.




You should expect to get right around 300/300 or just below if stock on a properly setup Mustang dyno.
Most likely, they will let you stand somewhat nearby and watch, however.
In the M mode of the C55, there is no downshifting even if you kickdown (hence why it is called the "manual" mode, where the transmission does not downshift upon kickdown or upshift even if you hit the rev limiter).
Most likely, they will let you stand somewhat nearby and watch, however.

In the M mode of the C55, there is no downshifting even if you kickdown (hence why it is called the "manual" mode, where the transmission does not downshift upon kickdown or upshift even if you hit the rev limiter).
Also why I mentioned I wasn't 100% on the 55s. If that's how they work, I'm jealous!




Apologies - guess I didn't know what I was talking about.

Every shop I've been to has had their dyno operator "driving," and don't even like for the owner to be standing all that closely during the pulls.




